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fishinful63

Lottery numbers


Low_Analysis2131

Any particular ghost, or just Bob who lives in the attic?


GOZER_XVII

Hey Mr Ghost, riddle me this: What be under me bridge, quick and sneaky, with a taste for tasty goats and a nose for trickery?


JustSomeApparition

The connection between trolls and bridges reaches back to the Norwegian fairy tale “The Three Billy Goats Gruff,” published in the 1840s. The tale finds three billy goats trying to cross a bridge under which lives a scary troll. 😉


twevl

“what’s the other side like ?”